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Black Friday deals in Chattanooga, Tennessee

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Locals Only, which has stores on the Southside and North Shore, is one of several local businesses with upcoming holiday deals. | @LocalsOnlyGiftsAndGoods

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If you’re reading this, it’s already too late – Best Buy’s best buys have been going all week... But don’t fret – there are still plenty of Black Friday deals worthy of leaving the house (including Best Buy which re-opens at 8 a.m.)

But first – where did all the midnight shopping madness come from?

The term Black Friday, coined in the 1960s, first represented the history of pedestrian chaos on the Friday after Thanksgiving. In the late 1980s, retailers worked to change the negative connotation to reflect businesses going from operating “in the red” (at a loss), to “in the black” (generating profit) as a direct result of shoppers spending so much on discounted items the Friday after Thanksgiving.

Since then, the day has evolved into one of the most profitable days for retailers and marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season for many. 12% more Americans are expected to shop this year, with an average spend per adult of $397.50 (roughly $87 billion nationally, which is $3 billion less than 2018).

In case you’re planning on being within the additional 12%, we’ve compiled you a checklist of local businesses’ shopping deals (along with a few resources to your national chain deals) so you can support our economy while saving a buck.

And check out this list of local deals from the Chattanooga Chamber.

And let’s not forget Small Business Saturday.

The Saturday after Thanksgiving — the day after Black Friday — has been dubbed Small Business Saturday, and several local stores have deals that day. Check those out below, too.

Black Friday

Locals Only, 1421 Market St. + 10 Frazier Ave.

Deal: The first 20 shoppers at both locations of this small biz that offers Chattanooga-made items + gift baskets get a holiday tote with purchase.

Thrive Yoga and Wellness, 7633 E. Brainerd Road

Deal: Shop first, then get pampered. There will be sales on CBD + new Beyond Yoga or Caju Brasil leggings. After you shop, learn how to make CBD edibles or get a mini reiki session.

Food Works, 205 Manufacturers Road

Deal: Take a break from the shopping crowds at this North Chattanooga favorite brunch spot. There will be $1 mimosas and $3.50 Bloody Marys from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

McKamey Animal Center, 4500 N. Access Road

Deal: Pay what you can at McKamey Animal Center’s event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All animals besides ambassadors + puppies will be up for adoption, and you name the price you want to pay.

Kyle House Fitness, 525 W. Main St.

Deal: This locally owned workout facility is offering several deals30-day unlimited pass for $90, 10% off 3D body scans and 10% off class packs.

Epikos CCG Chattanooga, 5864 Brainerd Road

Deal: This comic book store is slashing prices on everything in the store + special discounts on specific items, such as Anime DVDs.

Hutton & Smith, 431 E. MLK Blvd.

Deal: Prep for shopping by getting 10% off all the brewing company’s merch + holiday gift sets.

The Tivoli, 709 Broad St.

Deal: There are a lot of great upcoming shows + if you use the code GIFTS through 10 p.m. Dec. 2, you can get 25% off tickets.

Check out more Black Friday deals from stores in Hamilton Place and at Northgate Mall.

Small Business Saturday

High Grounds Chattanooga, 717 Signal Mountain Rd

Deal: $5 off merch + BOGO half-off lattes

IGoTokyo, 205 Manufacturers Road

Deal: 15% off everything in the store

Ooltewah Nursery, 5829 Main St., Ooltewah

Deal: Free with any purchase, receive a reusable shopping tote bag. You can also get double rewards on any purchase.

Be sure to keep an eye on your favorite local business’s social media platforms – that’s where they’ll likely share deals + specials they may be having for Black Friday. There are lots of great deals from larger chains this year too:


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